The Student News Site of Rock Bridge High School

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The Student News Site of Rock Bridge High School

Bearing News

The Student News Site of Rock Bridge High School

Bearing News

RBHS student searches for a job to occupy the upcoming 90 days of academic freedom

What does summer mean to you?

XXXXX XXXXX May 22, 2018

As summer nears a time meant for relaxation, local parties and overall fun times gets closer. For some students, however, summer is an option to earn money get ahead in school or even potentially make...

Mary Dix having an energetic walk about with her freshman civics class students

An oldie but a goodie

Courtney Bach May 19, 2018

As the end of the year draws near, students say a goodbye to teachers and peers. Some won't be back in the fall; however, even for those who return, saying goodbye to teachers that have influenced them...

Sophomore Sarah Kuhlman looks at her Interim Progress Report (IPR) while juniors Carter Foust and Dani Barnes anticipate their own IPRs on April 23. Students received their report cards on a Monday because of a mix-up in putting correct grades.

Staff meetings may alter schedules

Multiple Authors May 10, 2018
Teachers who teach the same classes will have PLT meetings on certain in-class periods next year. This will cause changes to what is offered during any given period.
National merit semifinalist Michelle Yang works on a computer. Photo by Humera Lodhi.

Extra credit policy unclear at RBHS

Emily Oba February 17, 2018
Students and staff discuss extra credit policy and implementation at RBHS.
Fire alarm goes off, accident contained

Fire alarm goes off, accident contained

Multiple Authors January 26, 2018
At 11:36 AM, during second period, the fire alarm went off causing general confusion and minor disruptions of class.
Students should avoid goofing off, give teachers respect

Students should avoid goofing off, give teachers respect

Elad Gov-Ari October 27, 2017
Students should be attentive and respectful during classroom time and teachers should implement harsher rules to keep distraction minimal.
Photo courtesy of Career Awareness Related Experience

CARE program guides employees

Atiyah Lane May 23, 2017
The Career Awareness Related Experience program works to offer students an opportunity to be employed during the summer.
Sophomore sabotage ends with fundraising record

Sophomore sabotage ends with fundraising record

Ann Fitzmaurice April 18, 2017

Throughout the week of April 10, Greg Irwin and Shawnna Matteson’s Advanced Placement (AP) World History class threatened their peers in competing history classes with a brick of 25,000 pennies. The...

on new bill blocking online privacy

on new bill blocking online privacy

Emily Oba April 5, 2017
President Donald Trump signed a bill allowing internet providers to see and share what users are looking at. In the past, this was not the case; now providers are able to sell information about what people looked at online for advertisement purposes. Bruins express their opinions on whether this is a violation of privacy or not.
Scheduling system requires update to help students

Scheduling system requires update to help students

Emily Oba March 6, 2017
For students who enjoy taking elective classes, a change in the scheduling system could offer great assistance.
Global Village week ends with cultural food, experience

Global Village week ends with cultural food, experience

Cassidy Viox February 24, 2017

Hundreds of students visit each booth in the hallways during Global Village. Booths often offer food, beverages, souvenirs and information about each country represented.  Seniors Alec Monte (left) and...

Photo by Kristine Cho

Inside jokes strengthen friendships

Ann Fitzmaurice February 2, 2017

When junior Hannah Evans looked to her side during a rehearsal of the Emerald Regiment’s 2015 field show, “Story of My Life,” she noticed junior Cami Kudrna across the field and made eye contact...

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